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Michigan physician charged in $448K Medicare fraud scheme

Sangita Patel, MD, has been indicted by a grand jury for allegedly defrauding Medicare $448,000, MLive reported Feb. 20.

Nurse pay vs. number employed

With staffing in all areas of medicine shrinking, healthcare organizations have made several efforts to support hiring and retention of registered nurses.

9 Florida updates for ASC leaders in February

Here are nine major Florida healthcare updates from February that ASC leaders should know.

9 California updates for ASC leaders in February

Here are nine major updates from California, the state with the nation's largest ASC presence, since the beginning of February.

Fewer restrictions on PAs is a necessity for greater access to care, AAPA president says

New legislation reducing restrictions on PAs has been proposed in several states struggling with access to healthcare and staffing shortages.

25 largest medical office building architecture and engineering firms by revenue

CannonDesign was rated the largest medical office building architecture and design firm in 2022 by the Building Design + Construction network based on 2021 revenue.

11 new deals, joint ventures for ASCs to know

Here are 11 joint-venture ASC deals and other healthcare transactions Becker's has reported since April 28:

10 best cities for physicians to buy a home

The 10 best cities for physicians to buy a home in 2023 are all in the South, according to a Jan. 22 report from CNBC.

Can young physicians begin private practices in 2023? It might depend on the specialty

Young physicians face several challenges in 2023 when it comes to starting private practices, including rising inflation rates and ever-changing CMS reimbursement rules and policies.

5 most expensive cities for physicians to rent a home in

New York City is the most expensive city for physicians to rent a home in for 2023, according to a Dec. 18 report from CNBC based on data from online realtor Zumper.